Farmer-Legislator Sounds the Alarm on Land Rights and Government Overreach
Jordan shares the real-world challenges of being both a farmer and an independent MLA—fighting through flu season, blizzards, and a tough legislative session—while still standing strong for his community in Peace River North.
Trent and Jordan dig into weather trends, challenging the mainstream narrative on global warming and questioning whether fossil fuels are truly the villain politicians make them out to be. Their discussion turns even more serious when Jordan explains his bill to repeal DRIPA, a law tied to UNDRIP that has triggered aggressive First Nations land claims—even on fee simple land once thought to be fully protected. Trent draws striking parallels to U.S. policies like Executive Order 14008 and the global push to lock up 30% of land and water by 2030.
Jordan warns that these escalating land battles are dividing British Columbia and threatening the very foundation of Canadian property rights. He compares the situation to dangerous precedents in South Africa and Venezuela, where land seizures destroyed food security and drove instability. The episode ends with concerns about a possible snap election in British Columbia and a reminder that farmers, ranchers, and rural citizens must stay vigilant.
This is a must-watch conversation for anyone who cares about land ownership, food security, and the fight to protect Western values.
